Feeling the effects of the night before, we slept in and spent the morning relaxing at a beachfront cafe, catching up on email with the free WiFi and reading our books (from what we've seen, we think we may be the only people on this island that read). We spent the rest of the afternoon at the beach, absorbing the sun rays and enjoying the traditional Indonesian song and dance nearby. After watching a beautiful sunset, we got 1.5 hour Balinesian massages, which were very much needed and appreciated after our last 3 days of hectic travel. Upon recommendation of the surfer we met in Singapore, we broke the unwritten rule and dined at TJ's Mexican Restaurant (because it came as a recommendation, we don't believe it was fully breaking the rule, and noodles and rice get tiring after a while).
i was recently informed you are spending 7 days in this supposed paradise.... i smell cancer all over this situation.
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Cancer crossed my mind as well, but I will let Anu's comment suffice. How can you NOT take full advantage of that amazing island? You both look so happy I trust that the mexican food hasn't ganged up on you. You just may want to wait a few days to make sure you are out of the woods before going back to TJ's! At this point, with relatively little time left of your trip I bet you are wondering where the time went. You two are amazing. What memories you have amassed together! I feel like you are "home safe", but I wont be fully at peace till I know you are back on US soil. :-}
ReplyDeleteyou both look like indigenous people... oy
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